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New to Netflix January 2021: All Movies & Shows Coming and Going New to Netflix January 2021: All Movies & Shows Coming and Going The list for the new Netflix January 2021 movies and TV titles has been released, which you can now view below along with the titles that are set to leave from the streaming service next month. This includes the arrival of new seasons for Netflix originals: Cobra Kai Season 3, Disenchantment Part 3, and J urassic World: Camp Cretaceous Season 2 as well as the series debut of Nicolas Cage-led docuseries History of Swear Words. Next month will also see the stre...

Here’s everything coming to Netflix in January 2021 — and what’s leaving Last Updated: Dec. 29, 2020 at 6:52 a.m. ET First Published: Dec. 16, 2020 at 5:38 p.m. ET By Peyton List, left, and Jacob Bertrand star in "Cobra Kai. " Netflix Inc. Email icon Original offerings include Season 3 of “Cobra Kai” (which has been moved up a week, to Jan. 1), the “Karate Kid” sequel series starring William Zabka and Ralph Macchio that aired its first two seasons on YouTube; “History of Swear Words” (Jan. 5), an “education in ...

What’s New On Netflix In January 2021? Full List Of Movie And Show Releases 12/16/20 AT 3:08 PM A new month (and much-needed new year) means a whole new list of movies and TV shows will also be available on Netflix beginning in January 2021. While fans of “The Office” will be needing to find something new to watch following the show’s departure to Peacock, others will likely be seeking out any entertainment they can as the threat of more COVID-19 lockdowns continue to loom. Among the highly anticipated titles joining the service are classic films such as “Can’t Hardly Wait,” “...

USA TODAY If you're looking for a fresh start in 2021 – and, frankly, who isn't? – Netflix kicks the New Year off with resolution-friendly programs designed to help you focus your mind, get rid of clutter and consider ideas for a dream home makeover. If you can't attend a traditional New Year's Eve party due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's just a short wait until the January premiere of "The Netflix Afterparty," a weekly comedy panel show about "the buzziest shows and films" hosted by David Spade, Fortune Feimster and London Hughes. There's even the promise of new knowledge, if you'r...

12 Dec 2020 Left-wing Hollywood celebrities gloated after the Supreme Court rejected the Texas lawsuit against four battleground states on Friday, referring to President Donald Trump as a “loser” and “fucking dummy” who should clean out his desk and “put your fat ass on the street.” The U.S Supreme Court dismissed the Lone Star State’s lawsuit against Georgia, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, on Friday, which asserted that the states wrongfully made changes to election rules via the courts rather than through their respective state legislatures. That move, the lawsuit stat...